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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL, Fob 9.-Provisons- Bacon. Cumberant cut
3s obi Long Clear Mindless sos d. short clear Mhdies
81. bi Rus OIL shoulders, rs OIL per cwt Beef
hOA Oh India Mess Prime Mess. Bss oL FORK
Prime Mess. O2s OIL per Dbl. Primo Meas Eastern
6IUI; Western 57a Gd IardAmerican, sos Prime vest
err. 3js. 81. on. 32s Gl. Hams- Long Cat. 4os
Shouies Butter lOs.Gd per cwt.for nnest Unite
states. Cheese American Choice, 6is OIL Wleat-kei
" estern Spring Is "a ala pd; Rel Winter 4. id q
n. 81 per GENITAL New No. Winter q. A.; do Ma. :
spring Is ; New Mixed Western. As Al; California No.
]. Is 5 a. od. do. 40 Is L 90 81 per cehta: fiY
ducc-Srts OF Iurlentne. 30A OLi do Al London +os ~
pei cwL; Refined Petroleum. ID per gaSn, Lover soeu
American Led, ass. cwt TalloN-2J Oi- per cNt
Fine American. 2is. OBJ Prime Guy. 25s 81 per ewI
IS Odj Pale lis ID 0Os OIL Ilnseci ol
2Os Oh cwI isions-Amsrican h.fgrrated beei
hind quarters 6; quarters I'D per ID Hops Al Lon,
don-NewYork state. 81 l5a OIL a3 Oa Cd Cottonseed
OIL. H. yci pool make. lss. Sd. -. . =, - ana
LONDON. Feb a-Proiuce-Iinseei OIL, go os0d. 40
3D. per ton Calcutta IiDsoo, 4laOL per quarters
seed Cake, A6 los Gd per ton Refined Petroleum o.,
% III. per gallon. spirits OF Turpcntine Z's cd per
ewLI Pale Us; od oils Oh Proysons-lad 1Zs ~ per
owt for American sugar-13s Oh por cwt cr ouDs zen.
tuga polorzng 9G0 and s 3D. 2s I'd for 10 OVAL
refining anoat Australian Ialow- Bee, 1os e 95os
Cd; Mutton 2ss ID a3oa ID Coooanui o,sSs eyIon fSo
Cochin 1877 Os American Refrigerated Beei 81 3 ior
hind quarters and 2s bd for foro quarters per GID ny tho
a.,
ANTWERP, Feb. 9.-Prtroleum-Fine Paie american 10
Confines and 10 francs IL centncs soilsrs
Wcors Lard closed NJ francs 10 confines per IOo koA
BREMEN, Feb B.-Petroleum. marks j" pennihss
WcoX's Lard cosedat So marks pfennngs per llo w.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO. Feb. -Cattte-Roceipts last "a hours-6lO
total tor week thu, OiG noA Tor same TINE LAST
week 4794 head consigned through 80 cars All OF winch 10
Ncr.lork cars sale: mark quiet but steady .
Shssp-keceDts Iast "a hours-2,UOO head ota or
thus lar. 1920 head. tune last week 2Isoo
IL sslei market fairly active and shahe hgher
Common 10 Fair sheep s. 30 es4 Good to Choice - 20
as l5 Extra 50 30 Good Choice western LAMBS 20 20
ass lOi no Canadian Lambs here. -, - .
Hogs Reeepts last ~ h0ura6.7So beani tohi LOT
thus far 1850 Ltaoi Tor sane ulne las woet 5000
hcd consigned through ~ cara OF which 20 10 NOW fotn
- cars On sale market easier but not qnotAD lower
Selected Workers 50 5000 W, Selected Medium "egh1
50 DO $50 %; u cars uf late arrivals loft over. $50,
CHICAGO Feb Sine UroueTg journal reports- Catus-
Rccsipts-0O00 head ShiDments-2.UOO heal MHkss
strong baOc hiEhe shipping ssera 300 70 oo0 ~ 20
as5 Soc kers aha Feeders % 8OeS4 oO Cow~ Sehs sn
Mixed. 81 ~ as 81 bulk So 600 s. ~. . .o. $500.
Hogs-koceips $4,000 heal. shipmena iiVVU msi ~
steaay oD loo higher. kouxh And Aned - W % %
Packing and shipping 50 l6s$3 <a' LxAs - -"
skipA S3a4 Is. ,o, ....
Sheep Esceipta 5000 head, snipmentA goo h sa,
market strong. Natives So b06s4 oO western " W.
81 ". TEXANS So 6UdSAJ Lambs sass Oh 49,. u,,r
81 Louis, Feb. V--Caule-Hecciph lSou hosu' s,onar
menta 200 head; market active and . ssne ssh,n
Heavy Native &Us6 0O Far 70 "oS "
ping Steers - 800 So Butcners eeerA, a. as
Choice "a l0s~ "a Fedora far .upo Hovs sns CON.
81 o. s stock. f.r % 900 81 1908 1" is'AA"
Hess-heceptA 1900 head shpmentA ~ ~ land AMI
Butchers Selections 80 Ss6 40 rscxing. tsn 20 v 10
50 lUes6 Is Yorkers medium to fancy' - 0os' ~"
Pigs common 10 good ~ ~ 1854 30. .. r,.,sst
Shssp-kcceipts $3.50 head shipnents nssa' ~
Primo " 30
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rup APPEAL. IN THE DE NELL DIVORCE CASE.
RrrS OF LEGAL NEWS.

,,ce purr Of the Superior Court has made an order
..Di,g the default suit OF Benjamin Foster against
evi Morton aud others damages on the grounu
% ,and was pracrsed upon the sale OF certain stocks
hs Judge requires plaintiff TO pay costs and dsDnise
,nenfs ana a trial of $50, and TINS delant w"1
have been opened favorable terms TO nun III
moi ann ar that using this suit the basis o
os charges against the defendants, who was Aesnu
date for high political Office .,oooou A.
The su OF Miss Totten to $lOOooo IRON
O! the Hoffman House whom she cha ees
with having her under promise OF marriage IN
of the Cont OF Common feas anu VIII
ably tried Her counsel John F. 5aker YESTERDAY
sskc Chief IrremOre for permission 70 aDenu mo
complaint The application was denied l., .u.u
briggs well TODD inventor VINO dleu III AP,i
]ss3 left vaned s25 900 Two Children py ms
frst wife his second survived him. MIS- Anna
A. briggs second wife claimed all hi. popeIty
fiat he had transferred 10 her Alice grimm Drugs anu
Arthur W. DIiegs children OF The hrst VIE dspu'en .ns
ana the Court OF Common Pleas MIS- Dtggs
then will purporting have been made by her
Els children de h This VIII contested ny Ance anu
Arthur who forged Testimony attackine the
Ceruineness given YESTERDAY oeioie
Judge Day and more is promised Tor
The by Julien r. Davies as receiver OF 1an'
Ward to establish lien property now held oy John n
Morris assignee II Fish. on the ground ,nat ~
was money belonging ohe hrm was peiore
Justice Andrews Court Chambers yesterday
Receiver Johnston the Marine Bank, who claims tne
institution recently made party neeno
ANT application The Judge yesterday reserNot
n a have Frederick Bill VINO CLAIMS
Qhat Fish owes him 500 600. made party defendant
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AN ASINIyE VIEW or lHE LABOR QUESTION:

II would he hard 10 Imagine much more stupid ana
brutal OF labor question than that presented Ny
Pk i'm its last cartoon The picture represents, as
is,rations OF what will perfectly satisfy the aDor asi
tators the woTkingnan travelling abroad sltug AT d
desk writing articles publication, addressing Congress
and fnall y-lnost hOrrd thought of alas nlngngh
society and enjoying ladies' conversation add music Inc
Obvious view of the carcaurst il that nothing could be
more ridiculous revolutionary than for the lnhslis
who labor TO think Of the pleasures OF society or tave
writing or orafory. -, .-,-,- =,
Consiiering that this il nation:o of w0rkingmen, all
O, whom have the right hope for those pleasures ana
honors provided they honestly attained the repre-
seu,atlon OF such thugs wholly beyond the
ambition OF labor is simple diocy IL Is legitimate
Foundation for labor agitation that 1t seeks TO gave me
working classes better chance for social ENJOY
and political honors and the caracatnrist who asserts
TINT such aspirations the part of labor are ridiculous
simply succeeds In depicting himself prcudiced don
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80 shares Journal OF Fabrics
$500 Jersey City per Improvement bond duo May

so shares Journal OF Fabrics Co. Observation-Disclosures 40
$500 Jersey City per Improvement bond duo May
shares Alabama Mineral Land Co.
~ snaies nc improved Dwelling Association
The governors Of the Stock Exchange to-day admitted
to dealings at the Stock Exchange the following secur
ties
*6oo,ooo OF nrst mortgage bonds. making the total
amount now listed $50 miles Of completed
road.
Richmond and West Point Terminal Railway and Ware
house Company-An additional SIG 900 900 Of common
stock on February 81, 1887 The issue Is for the pur-
virginia and Georgia first preferred. $4,000 shares
and 500 600 Income bonds OF the Washington Ohio and
mond and Danvile Railroad stock and 900 shares sold
ior ,ne p S 81 raising funds for the uses OF the com
stock listed up to SI0,OOO,OOO
~ raul minneapolis and Manitoba Railway Company
but bearing interest at per cent instead of per cent
issued upon 35Gi miles Of additional road The total is
sue OF consolidated bonds6 and 4la per cent-now Is
Equitable Gas Light Company OF NEUROLOGICAL
stock OF 5ooOOOO In 10000 shares OF the par value OF
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company-An addition
al consolidated MORTGAGE bonds issued to retire
amount now listed mp TO 81 $4,000.
ST Louis ana San Francisco Railway Company-Firs;
the ST. Louis, Kansas and Southwestern Railroad Com
pany Interest secured nv lease the St. Louis and san
Francisco COmpany-$735.0OO
Tennessee Coal and Iron Railroad Company-COnsOl-
dated hrst mortgage per cent gold bonds due 1917, OF
tne brnmgnai M habama ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c,.r,
Second mortgage per cents, due August l. I'LL
Virginia Midland Railway Company-Gencral mort
gage per cent bonds due May l. l936-$i32,COo:
rep and Rdn pnc S RAILWAY
Southern Pacific Railroad Company OF Caifornia-An
additional first mortgage per cent making
the total amount now listed S3s, 100000 on lo2l $40
miles OF road
Minnesota and Northwestern Railroad Companyo:AAin
additional SoO9lOOOo OF first gold per cents due III I9ol
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REPUBLICAN FEELING Nv MASSA CHUSE1TS'

"Gtth Ia TIE ttHctHndu beq"Nb.
Blaine Isaid Governor Anesl has become popular
man ia our state among the Republicans. Go where you
will you will find that his name Is ever welcomed for
good while 1t almost impossible for him 10 be repre-
scented in the National conventions IN the proportion OF
his popular support here The DELEGATIONS sent to these
conventions partly composed or ncn with prefer
ences of their own In 1880 Blaine got hardly any sup
port all The time he had some supporters, ana
for Edmunds rather to prevent gen
elal departure third person. AS II stands at
present. the earnest Republicans look To Mr. Blaine more
han 10 any body else their standard bearer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY Feb Court of Appeals today the follow
ing causes argued:
No 32s the Benefit OF Coloed Orphans
In TIE City Of New-Nork respondents and appellants ae|
Mayor ami others, appellants and Respondents
No. l025-PeOple aud others. Nicholas hauen'on anu
others. appellants agt William 3 Andrew anu "'ers' 10
spondepta xr,,,... W
Botcher, assignee. etc. Respondent.
81 and G5-Thomas j. Chamberlain ana others e1ecu
toIs appellants uascal L. Tyler and Others respond
Following is the day OF the Court OF Appeals for
Thursday. February TO-
Nos. 1891, 2s2, 1881 1882. 1879. 2S3. 2s4 and 2S5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
In its general features the crude oil speculation yesterday
presented moth specially TO call for comment Tie
field news showed substantial change general
In the market 1T minimum Bat the short
tee az last started covering with the result OF rally.
ing values from 81 81 = G3 cents The volume OF
business however remained about the scale Of
ty 10 has shown OF late and operators stu timorous
the complete extinction OF the short elemn will provoke
fresh depression from tired holders. The market closed
q iu of steadiness Ia best quotations
The range Of prices AMI the total dealings a. the Con-
sol!dated Exchange were as follows;
Opening 81 6l6
Highest 637s Final s.
Refined unchanged G cents per gallon here and
6i2 cents In Philadelphia and Baltimore.
OIL CITY. Penn, Feb 9.-Crude Oil-Nationsl Transit
certificates opened 62 and closed At 63S highest prio
SO lowest 62 sales l2l 900 charters 81 57l
barrels clearances 335000O barrels shipmen;s 1871
barrels. - barrels.
PIrTsBURG, Feb 9.-Petroleun active and firm. Ma
tona Transit Certificates opene at G2 and cosst at 63N
highest price, 6314 lowest 62s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10

toypoy Feb. 0-l2.9O y. United states Four and a
Han Per Cent Bonds ll.7s Canadian Palc "a Lrie,
second Consn. 9Ht, Merriam Ordinary, 49, II. Paul
Common. a3lt New York Central lljia Pennsylvania.
bGa.: Reading l9s.: Atlantic ant Great Western First
Norfr1r~ Trustees Certificates. A.
l30 p. aIvces quote Three Per Cent Renes at
II francs ~ y rcniirues for the account
% D. IN ayices quote rhrco Pr Cont Iielto, at
- francs crntime- fpr the account
IN Cot.s. 100 l. ~ Tor AMI 1909 for the
account; Atlantic and Great western First MORTGAGE
fru.fee- Certificates. t5i- do. Second Mortgage 1ua-
dian Pacific g. Erie. 32't do. Second COnso.s % y
Nc1irln New York Contra llJNs ST. Paul
Common. % Cana,a Northwest Land company, 3.
Har silver IL quptst AZ 90 1 ounce. $500.
IuIi, council bills allotted today ~ Is 1851
per rdpcc. -.
a.-Thc amount 81 bullion gone into the Bank oi Eng
land On balance today - = 1000.
Spanish fuurs. bot-.
times Tor account Exchange onion at - francs 40 =
cent % checks
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"Ths light that lies

II ray Of heavens own Brightness. but IA h.os 81
isnty borne taking comfort and Sus o. -
mat light OF the househod DO reknded ana msno
flaw with lis natural bright DE- h v. Perecs
he prescription potent spccho for most Of shs enf0n'
- eaknssses and diseases peculiar 70 women
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10

=, Young or middle aged suffering nom nerv sI
debility delicate however induced spcsu
and permanently cured Address Worlds Dspenssy Aoa'
zeal Association Buixlo. N. Y.
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IRE COCRIS.
WANTING HIS SHARE OF THE PROFITS.


y.ar Fo,ey real estate broker. has sued fe'er anu
>s.on.u arxers and others the Superior Couf' luz
,,r. and other relief on estate transactons
en- q, over a in which he says he has peen
,-, than aimee November 1881. He says mat AZ 'A' ~
4. ,ormed oopartncrshp with the two LAWYERS 10 guy ~
.o,, real propery in this that he has contribute"
e. en ooo IN the that he has been nnaoe 70
ohta,n bis share lone haD OF the prohts lie ssys tas
- eh. nronerty has placed In The names OF
charles A. Fuller and sarah o. the wiie vi hat
Mitchell who made parties ceremony. ne seoe hsay
10 az, ycd nv the failure OF the Newly ORR ana Boston
her company which ho Was president he ,eat he
arcr Of She property OF the partners be appo
Sertnership be that the DEFENDANTS oe
Snos,ng property and that division o. nc ySbo IL
~ he sale by The receiver be made Charles frazer nc
IL ale Cd holds bonds and mortgages m'oe " Wv
Sransactions 10 also made defendant
THE APPEAL IN THE DE NELL DIVORCE NAor"
Arguments on appeal the de Nell divorce case were
yesterday by Presiding Judge Van Brunt and Justices
ctr and Macomber sitting General Term OF 'he %
oreme Court Henry de Mel who was born IN tnis cry "
$40 but has been for many years resident Oh p''
h.,a IN a7o he married Miss Florence NJ Draper. ~
American young who living there Nun a rharced
thai he Ind cruelty her and said tnat md fher
sned Ia Mace her IN unatic asyur. sne t mn
fwc cllren and came New York Her of the SUI.
he n of Dresden. denied hs
was tried overrulei him De Men r"n Wepo Won
wife hsd heen Improperly intimate VIII Tor an absolute
ceyso OF Dresien up both her
Sfynyce on This ground The Judge ,ron his dec
asosee y" sides aPpesled rom
ana Ms yesterday by John f. PARSONS
and the hus band by erbert b. turner
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STAINED.

Good ordinary. 1918 Low Mtttins..
81 GnOd or lllarv ia MfNtn, i'i'
options there firm and active market frs1
prces showed sharp Of points hut decided re-.
action Immediately set on small showing port receipts
and the net advance OF 7G9 points Tor
H.. hnr Ealas Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10

The hugo drastic gripping scksnins pills are ys'h ~
superseded By DIR. Pisrcss "Purgauvs Fsho's '"
druggsta
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notices NJ 900

ns, 1 w5n
a",ed ,. s% cS exporters s oSs
syng only o,S % c9 M EEra a.
sf'SS iis 20 latter tier s PE. Ts
ESQ 4r sO 10 saPss9aas S. isSo bis
sS5asi IS IS 80 900 pts MnpS re- ea
later t 20 private s. ~ brands q
Patent nc9dsd y Se ae o. were a9crn cO "a css 81
iiiTa no. 5j GOOD to Fancy Extra STAT e. s 80
T'' ss 50 IS T'Ss So 20 so"GS1
s., 81 ss'aF S i q re:
"a 3d. Il Louis Common 70 Fnr Eitr~ - Sc,
Ear sd "a ? s. p Patent aa@t Gns Il ws.
s, 80 Gv % Extra 80 Mf' nI
barely saty prices sale 500 % S @hSc eS% 81
s. rLoUR-ouiei and hrm sales 80 O. S Do
81 r"l F1 yellow
as = ano hraaiy wlns a. z Is o.
Esasr. feeling Of dspTss.gp at ins
Zee ns ts market today The openn; "a the options
Tut little chang from i e S,S s sS rfr@ n
drcdy bearish and prices broke fully Ia & leaving OF
heavy at SSa G D E.soa NAV delivery and other
receve air share OF attention Sp' os are M.rs
Bsy Ss rrmsp an e. future 90
COO spo including unsr,ei LEI at 2tSgeG
es 9S delivered; 90 afoal 92e o in r s,"Te
al Ic; ia Marh. 81 g. %c elosns at ~ -e' 90
I 2.
closing - do June "a &C. eoslns a. 81
9Glc closing 95.c do sepenlcr 90 ,saI. " eIo'lns
al gGi,c: do October. ~ saJS c closing at c; 40 10
vembe o7.a99sc. closing at go 40 Deee EN- az
81 oil l.lG closing 80 RYE Qniet ann st'auy
Western. iGci canada - 49, ana St1te o. o.
| HARLEY teaiy sales 900 busheis nsfHle,
Gambia 7sc. BARLEY MALT-Duil and nom nat
also tended lower. spot lots are down
IA a per bush, with ready sellers. closing weak Eipor
moderately active bur tho movement On wants oil
local continues slow The options declined a &C.
folio irt wheat closing at the bottom ngures
Speculation moderately active sales9o!ooo b9shel, u,
ture 10000 bushels spot including Upgrade Mlxoi at
47tais.c. steamer A. &c ~ elevator 80 t.atgtsc.
I'm elevator 49, iJisc. delivered; No White 81 4c de'-
cre No. February closing 81 ise DO March AZ ts'ie
closing is2 do April. 49, t9lsc, closing NJ Is &c;
do May 40. "a l92c. closing at i9:c do june. 1875 a
closing ta,,c..... OATtas lots are lOwci.
~ No Per bush. with comparatively light business
The opon trading less general At decline OF "a c.
leaving oil heavily about the lowest rates OF the day
Salo-2O bushels future $4,000 bushels spot incu ing
~ al 35c White 37c; No =, 30 la 36c: do Nhite.
S5i.q37stc. No White. 3stc.i Mixed western. 81 = q
~ L,. " lite do di2c.; White state. 4Oc. No. Feb
nary 35 "a. closing at 3j&c do March. 30 80 '.
closing At do. April. 3jhd so closing AZ 80 ~ do
NAV So closing at 3j c; do June, 30 "a 80 Sc.
closing al FEED timrr and scarce on 10 10.
which il quoted % III % other grades steady and un
changed.
walkers Private Daily Circular February o. 1887. New
York
f.r .l.ruar
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Total hush. 6l73952 o3l7520 8.330.l44 ll.279,2s0

D,
wheat supplies Tor Europe Australia Argentine Repub-
Lie and cS years ae an average net Of
Ss 1879 sss
Sc:s Su.hs eGporsa wn
y yf .so aSs s45 Sas III sSV''' '''''
and sTkA%oA generally q9ss %artet No DO
81 7oc Clover MIsd ose shpping ooao5c stray
quiet Long Kye SSS7o@' short d0'' S0S'o''' W" -
quiet R5sv,0q,s S ysSs d. .
xN5s ood S,ms !, io 90
aSane 90 Fair to DO sss Good g
lsss - h1sa iSssoe
txHossAssEs-Bonx stock still nominally held at lshc.
Nc ps:Hs: ripS,es TRANSFERABLE.
s:% s c1sn sSss
A. Az. sod 1Ss &c ss ioo~s '''N
&c: :::;::
ana ,r r.: stead: ID: q
Iss'S sold 81
@ Ss sse ss s.
S.y tabled SS. (: .is Transfer
HS;G. n 81 Spirit. rupenns market
an a;s IKE Ss best bids
and is,s sn. q Sossi o aSod
!: s. z Il " Z 81 Is y ":
o,ra-A seuerHly quiet market Cott0nseed. crudo
ss; summer yellow. isr prime IS SA9s summer white
s1ssuc Sv ESQ, foreign. Sos37cI Linsssd raw city.
ISc. Western, A0c.I Lard. prime present make 5As
winter ssS S: - spring 2sc extra
III bieschsd winter, 500; natural spring 7vei
bssched sprins 700i Whale crude NSshesp soG erads
Wmtss 80 400, bsachsd a 1920; Red Elain "
Ssr,, saponiusd S0c.. Bank. 25c strata 28c; owe
cssHs 7tS77c, Nsstsfoot prime. S0S7oc eom~on 900
oVS AN grain the berth
WAS lair to-day ~ steady Chsrerng duh ana
5000 bbls refined oil OLD contract
hence, bark, 4,2VO boln renned oi "a .: "a
BON hence bark $500 ora grain ct lei sTa stesa
lsss: sI,D ,a Al "a stss
hence 81 ooO bush. grain. SD COrEnN sss bence
hsn an p0S Srsan MARsEILLhs STEAM nsucs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10

Decrease for tho week. $4,000 BUSH wheat and $4,000
bush
The imports Of wheat and wheat Hour into France nom
August Dec. 81 1856, ave mouths are elnal lOzoooVo
bushe wheat aga bushels for tie correspond
Ing nve mont. Ia 1885. 49,, - -,
The nnorts OF wheat wheat flour into France for the
wear pdrd 81 1886. equal 2bSt3O9O bushels
400 5s In 1885, and 40 5i7 bushels IN
- -, -. A..
The ports following Russian ports OF wheat in
the years -. ,ae- roo, ,sca
From loSO $50. ,Sb.ts pnshoi.
odessa $4,000 29ce9o9 l51S294q l39$sqSSS
~ peer,lJg lO4O3 30i l256S 236 l3,90iOi8 2oO76os2
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BONDS AND BAyR STOCKS.

Louisiana Con "a
10000. .......S2
n Car Gs 1919
1000. So. 1928
South Carolina LIST
5000. ..... lOI
South Carolina inc
1000. 1910
Vfrr,p,a IS fefC
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-12-15
FOREIGN INTELLIcENcE.

THE steamer Isla de Panav en- route from
Liverpool to Manila, went ashore on the
9TH on the coast OF Portugal, and seven
OF her crew were drowned
OS the 18th Mrs Fellows. an insane woman
living at Toronto, Can, killed her baby by
cutting of its head, and then cut OF one arm
and cooked it for her husbands dinner
IT was agreed by Germany, Austria and
Italy on the 9TH to raise their ministers To
Spain to the rank of ambassadors, with the
view OF recognizing Spain as one of the
great powers
EDWARD HARRINGTON, member of the
British Parliament, was sentenced to
months imprisonment on the Sth for pub
fishing reports of meetings of suppressed
branches of the National League.
MExIcANs on the 9ta lynched Cecilio Bar.
rea and Vivian Diez near Rio Grande City,
Mex, for kidnapping Senior Barrea last Au-
gust
ADvIcEs from the Orkney Islands of the
9th report the loss of twenty smacks in a
hurricane.
DELEGATES of the Scotch Home Rule
Union, who have been making a tour of Ire
land, declared on the 9th that the coercion
measures of the Government were ineffect-
i've, and reported themselves as more than
ever in favor of the demands of the Nation
alists
The town of Bavispe. Mex, was entirely
des .royed by the re- ent earthquakes, and
the people were wild with fear on the 9th
and were starving.
The Two sons and daughter of NJ Lee
doux, at Beleol Can, fell through the ice
while skating on the river on the 9th and
were drowned
The failure is announced of Armstrong
Brothers & Co, of Glasgow, the largest iron
operators in Scotland
The officials of the States of Sonora and
Sinyloa. Mex, are making strenuous efforts
TO rid the country of the famous bandit
Bernl and his desperate followers. Several
conf cts resulting in loss both sides
have occurred recently between the troops
and the outlaws It was estimated on the
10 h that Bernals band had killed nearly
two thousand people during the last yeaf
and destroyed more than two thousand
towns
woULD-BE assassin named Aubertine
made ar attempt upon the life of jules
Ferry, ex-Prime Minister and one of the
most influential politicians in France, in the
lobby of the Chamber of Deputies on the
10Th The man fired three shots from a re-
vOiver at NJ. Ferry, two of which took effect,
inflicting serious wounds.
By the burning of the linseed-ol millsat
DR. field, Eng, q loss of $3.50, 600 was
caused on the 18th
TWENTY persons were killed by the recent
hurricane in the Orkney Islands
NJ TIRARD succ ded on the 18th in form
ing a new Cabinet for France.